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Patent JP-H09188249-A (JP)
Title: Control device for temporary speed limiting signal device
Inventor: WATANABE MASAO
IPC: B61L23/16
Filed: 1996-01-04
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent the occurrence of careless release by a temporary speed limiting signal, and thereby enhance the reliability in the aspect of safety. SOLUTION: In the control device which includes a control information inputting part 11 to take control information on the equipment subjected to control into the control device, a control information memory part 12 storing control information for setting out of the control information, a control content forming part 13 forming information to be controlled so as to be outputted to the equipment subjected to control out of the stored control information, a control information outputting part 14 outputting control contents to the equipment subjected to control, and an inputting part, an outputting part and a display part for the condition of the equipment subjected to control, a means is provided, which makes setting possible with respect to the super imposed equipments subjected to control.
Patent TR-24678-A (TR)
IPC: C04B35/56
Filed: 1988-01-08
Abstract: A method for manufacture of Group IV metal carbide ceramic composites is provided wherein a permeable mass (14) of filler and a carbon source is contacted with a molten Group IVA metal (12). The molten metal (12) is maintained in contact with the permeable mass (14) for a sufficient period to infiltrate the permeable mass and to react the molten metal with carbon source to form a Group IVA metal carbide, composite. The filler may be a Group IVA metal carbide, or other inert filler, or a combination.
Patent YU-9689-A (YU)
Title: Rukavac krila
Inventor: BOGDAN LAZAREVIC
Filed: 1989-01-17
Abstract: Rukavci krila prema pronalasku spajaju krivaje krila sa krilom i uležištavaju ga u vitlo. Spojka (2) rukavca je čvrsto spojena za spojku (3) ramenjače i žljebno spojena za rukavac (1), a spoj je stegnut desnom navrtkom (4) rukavca i spoj je osiguran od odvrtanja levom sigurnosnom navrtkom (5) navrtnutom na spojku (2) rukavca. Rukavac (1) je uležišten u klizno ležište (6) i valjčasta ležišta (7) koja su stegnuta poklopcima (8) ležišta u koje su smeštene zaptivke (9) stegnute poklopcima (10) zaptivaka. Grede (11) vitla nose uležištenja rukavaca (1).
Patent AT-A21397-A (AT)
Inventor: ERLEBACH FRIEDRICH ING
IPC: B61F5/52
Filed: 1997-02-11
Abstract: For connection of the transverse beams (3,4) to the longitudinal beams, a tubular section of each transverse beam with the two web plates and upper boom forms an intersection. The web plates have a cut-out(30) originating from the upper edge of the web plate and corresponding to the external diameter of the tubular section, and the upper boom has a break. The transverse beam consists of two outer tubular sections(15) and a centre axially displaced section(16), with the outer section and centre sections intersecting along generatrix.
Patent AT-A40497-A (AT)
IPC: E03F5/04
Filed: 1997-03-10
Abstract: The invention relates to a shaft cover (1) having openings (2) through which a fluid medium is able to pass. Each of these openings (2) is fitted with at least one filter element (3) and the space left between the outer surface of the filter element (3) and the inner wall of the opening (2) is filled with an elastic material (4).
Patent AT-A74390-A (AT)
Inventor: RITTER GERHARD DIPL ING DR
IPC: B23K11/14
Filed: 1990-03-30
Abstract: PCT No. PCT/AT91/00036 Sec. 371 Date Nov. 18, 1991 Sec. 102(e) Date Nov. 18, 1991 PCT Filed Mar. 1, 1991 PCT Pub. No. WO91/15317 PCT Pub. Date Oct. 17, 1991.Double-spot welding machine for producing wire grids (G), having welding lines (S1, S2) of top and bottom electrodes (2, 3), which welding lines (S1, S2) are arranged at a mutual distance apart in a longitudinal wire advance direction and run transversely to the longitudinal-wire advance direction. A cross-wire feed apparatus (9) feeds two cross wires (Q1, Q2) along two insertion lines (E1, E2) arranged in front of the welding lines (S1, S2) at their predetermined distance from one another. A cross-wire transfer apparatus (10) transfers the cross wires (Q1, Q2) from the insertion lines (E1, E2) into the welding lines (S1, S2). The longitudinal wires (L) are advanced to the welding lines (S1, S2) and the welded wire grid (G) is pushed out of the welding lines (S1, S2). A holding arrangement (15, 18) holds the cross wires (Q1, Q2) in interengaged position in recesses (13) on support arms (12) which are displaceable relative to the longitudinal wires (L) during the transfer from the insertion lines (E1, E2) into the welding lines (S1, S2). A control device (C) controls raising and lowering of one electrode row per welding line (S1, S2) in cycles, as well as feeding, transfer and advance devices for the longitudinal and cross wires, in synchronism, but not necessarily at the same speeds, or time intervals.
Patent AT-A82497-A (AT)
Inventor: POSCH GERHARD DIPL ING DR
IPC: B60C27/08
Filed: 1997-05-14
Abstract: An automotive wheel snow-chain is secured by four chain lengths (K1,K2,K3,K4) with end links (E1,E,E2,E4) joined by a central dogbone-shaped adjustment ring (V). The ring has two main apertures (A1,A2) joined be a small gap (1). The gap (1) width (w) is smaller than the diameter of the wire used in the end links. One shank of each link has a notch or depression (2) whose cross-section (q) is smaller than that of the gap (1).
Patent DK-32687-A (DK)
Inventor: GRABOWSKI ALBERT T
IPC: A61J3/00
Filed: 1987-01-21
Abstract: Apparatus for coating pharmaceutical tablets in which a drum having a perforated periphery is provided with an adjustable insert which divides the drum into an inactive zone and a coating zone, thus permitting a relatively small quantity of tablets to be coated under conditions equivalent to those used for coating a bed of particles in a completely loaded drum.
Patent DK-34384-A (DK)
Inventor: QURESHI SHAHID
IPC: C08G59/52
Filed: 1984-01-25
Abstract: Described herein are compositions which contain a specific group of hardeners and epoxy compounds which when combined with structural fibers produce composites which have improved tensile properties, high compressive strengths, and high impact resistance.
Patent DK-74186-A (DK)
Inventor: STOLBERG ERROL MICHAEL
IPC: B01D61/50
Filed: 1986-02-17
Abstract: A spacing plate for use together with a second spacing plate between adjoining membranes 17 in a liquid separation cell, for example an electrodialysis cell, has an open centre section 2, ducts 8 and 9 for the supply of liquid to and the evacuation of liquid from the chamber, which is formed by the open centre section 2 between the membranes 17, and slits that are formed as offset slit- stems 13 and a narrow mouth 14, which faces inward towards either the open centre section 2 or the duct 8 or 9. The slits in the two plates of a spacer assembly are connected to one another in order to provide a passage for a liquid between the duct and the open centre section. Identical spacer assemblies may be used between membranes in adjoining pairs of cells by arranging them at right angles to one another. The spacing elements in question are very suitable in connection with electrodialysis cells for a new method, by means of which ions are removed from a liquid mixture of water and a water-miscible organic liquid. The de-ionized liquid is concentrated and used underground, for example in extracting methane. <IMAGE>
Patent DK-94083-A (DK)
Inventor: KROENING ARMIN
IPC: H02M/
Filed: 1983-02-25
Abstract: A converter is described for supplying a discharge lamp E with warming-up electrodes. For the purpose of disconnecting the converter if a lamp is continually reluctant to light, there is a bistable coupler T4 which disconnects the converter when the lamp E does not light and remains in this condition by means of a holding current circuit E, R4 in which there is one of the electrodes of the lamp E. <IMAGE>
Patent EG-21443-A (EG)
Title: Glass gob sheraring apparatus
Inventor: WAYNELCIDY D
IPC: C03B7/10
Filed: 1995-10-12
Granted: 2001-10-31
Abstract: A parallel shear apparatus (10) for sequentially shearing each of a plurality of streams of molten glass (A, B, C, D) from a glass feeder into gobs for processing into glass containers by a glass forming machine. The apparatus (10) has first and second opposed carriages (12, 14) which are reciprocable along parallel slides (16, 18, 20) toward and away from one another, each of the carriages carrying one or more opposed knife elements (32a, etc., 34a, etc.), corresponding to the number of streams of molten glass, and the opposed knife elements (32a, 34a, etc.) overlap at the innermost limits of their travel to perform the shearing action. Notion of the carriages (12, 14) is actuated by a unidirectionally acting servo motor (36), which imparts oscillating motion to a bell crank (22) through a connecting rod (46). The oscillating motion of the bell crank (22) imparts simultaneous, opposed, rectilinear motion to the carriages (12, 14) through connecting rods (26, 30), which are pivotally attached to the servo motor (36) at spaced apart locations.
Patent GB-893001-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in stretching machines for metal strip or sheet
Inventor: TINLEY ERNEST LAMBERT
IPC: B21D25/00
Filed: 1960-01-02
Abstract: 893,001. Stretching. BIGWOOD & SON Ltd., JOSHUA. Dec. 16, 1960 [Jan. 2, 1960], No. 156/60. Class 83 (4). A stretching machine of the type in which metal sheet, gripped at its ends between jaws of gripper heads, is stretched when the heads are moved apart, is characterized in that each gripper head has a passage formed therein and extending through the gripper head in line with the opening between the jaws so that strip can be passed from a coil through the passages in the gripper heads and a length of strip can be gripped, stretched and then released from the machine by passing it out through the said passages. One gripper head 11 is normally stationary during stretching, but is adjustable along a bed 12 by screws 17 driven by an electric motor 19. The other gripper head 10 is urged, by piston rods 13 in fluid-pressure cylinders 14, away from the head 11 to stretch strip, extending from a coil, therebetween, the head 10 running on rollers 16 on the bed 12. The body of each gripper head has a passage extending therethrough defined by guides 20 faced with non-abrasive material 22. Each series of grip blocks 23 of a gripper head is actuated by a piston rod 24 of a fluid-pressure cylinder 26. Specifications 614,186, 739,291 and 809,619 are referred to.
Patent GB-1490242-A (GB)
Title: Liquid filter assembly
IPC: F02M37/50
Filed: 1975-01-03
Abstract: 1490242 Filters KLOCKNER-HUMBOLDT-DEUTZ AG 3 Jan 1975 [15 Jan 1974] 181/75 Heading BID An apparatus for filtering e.g. fuel oil, comprises one or more filters 1 each comprising a casing 2, filter element 3 and a removable cover 4, and a tank 7 for collecting spilled or leaked oil, the bottom 8 of the tank being attached in a leak-proof manner to the filter casings 2 and having a drainage outlet 12. The tank may be provided with seal 10 and may be closed by lid 9 held thereon by clips 11. Valve 6 allows the filters 1 to be used independently or simultaneously.
Patent GB-181756-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in an electro galvanizing machine
IPC: B65G49/04
Filed: 1921-01-04
Abstract: 181,756. Rogers, F. H., (Meaker Galvanizing Co.). Jan, 4, 1921. Endless-chain conveyers with articles hung on hooks; discharging and feeding devices; tensioning.-Rims of wheels and like articles are conveyed by a band-conveyer from a washing tank (not shown) to a loading platform 4, Fig. 8, from which they are fed by hand or automatically through shoots 5 to a loading-wheel A; the articles are lifted from the wheel A by hooks 34 on a band 25 by which they are conveyed through a plating bath 9 after which they are automatically discharged to a rinsing-tank. As shown in Fig. 7, pairs of hooks 34 are pivoted to brackets 31, the hooks hanging together until they are parallel with the articles when they are separated by engagement with plates 44, Fig. 8, having inclined ends 45, on which plates the pivoted members rest until transferred to the bus-bars 46. The loading wheel comprises four parallel sets of pockets formed by a central frame 15, secured to a shaft 12, radial webs 17 and side walls 14. The shaft 12 is geared by a chain to a sprocket wheel 24 driven by the conveyer chain 25. The articles pass between guide-bars 50. At the delivery end a hinged finger 61, Figs. 9, 10, is brought under the top of each article at the moment the hooks 34 leave the ends 69 of the bus-bars, the hooks then falling free of the articles. The fingers then drop and the articles run down an inclined shoot into the rinsing bath. Each finger 61 forms part of a bell-crank which is operated through a connecting-rod 63 and another bell-crank 64 by cams 29 on a sprocketwheel 28. The sprocket-wheels 28 are secured to a shaft 27 carrying a worm-wheel geared to a power-driven worm-shaft provided with changespeed pulleys. A sprocket-wheel is mounted on pivoted arms above the chain to engage it in the upper or return part of its path the arms being pulled down by a cable operated by a pawl and ratchet so as to take up slack; the sprocketwheel is provided with notches to allow the hooks to pass.
Patent GB-346345-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in coin and key controlled vending machines
IPC: G07F11/00
Filed: 1930-01-03
Abstract: 346,345. Coin and key controlled article delivery apparatus. DEHN, F. B., 103, Kingsway, London.- (MILLS NOVELTY CO., 4100, Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, U.S.A.) Jan. 3, 1930, No. 333. [Class 27.] Articles stored in separate compartments.-A machine for use at homes, apartment buildings, &c. for dispensing articles such as sugar, coffee, &c., requires for its release the use of both a coin and a key, the individual keys, which are issued to authorized persons only, acting differentially on means which direct the coin into one or other of a number of compartments in the coin-box. Each compartment is allotted to a particular key so that, in the event of a counterfeit being used, the person inserting it can be identified. The articles are stored separately in a series of compartments the glazed doors 24, Fig. 1, of which are released in succession. Each door is locked by a lateral lug 36, Fig. 4, on a bell-crank-lever 26 engaging a notched striking-plate 38, one arm 29 of the lever projecting to the front of the machine to form a finger-piece for lifting the latch, which is held in locking position by a stud 34 on the other arm 33 engaging the edge of a vertical bar 35. The bar is lowered step-by-step after prepayment to bring notches 43 successively into registration with the studs 34 permitting their release. The bar has notches 43 on both edges to control two tiers of compartments, the notches becoming progressively shorter from the bottom upwards and being arranged in staggered relationship as shown, so that the bottom door on the left is first released, then the bottom door on the right, and so on as the bar descends. The bar 35 is normally held up by a pivoted, spring-controlled finger 46 engaging a series of notches 45 on its lower end, the finger being released to allow the bar to descend through the space of one notch for each coin inserted. Coin action, mechanical-connection.-A coin 61 inserted through a slot 58 and shoot 57 rests on a pin 59 against a nose 56 on the finger 46. A key is then inserted in a lock 63, the bolt 62 of which, acting through the coin, releases thefinger 46. Money-boxes.-The coin, pushed off the pin 59, drops to a swivelling hopper 75, Fig. 2, which directs it through one of a series of guideways 78 to the corresponding compartment 65 of a money-box 66. The hopper is normally held by a counterweight 79 over the guideway 78 at the left in Fig. 2 and is moved into registration with one of the other guide-ways by a linkage 69, 73 which is actuated by the end of a key 67 protruding through the lock 63. The keys protrude different lengths and movethe hopper to different extents so that each compartment 65 of the money-box corresponds to a particular key.
Patent GB-776620-A (GB)
Title: Suspension means for vehicle axles
Inventor: CHAPLIN WILLIAM DAVID
IPC: B60G11/22
Filed: 1955-01-05
Abstract: 776,620. Motor vehicle axle structures. CRANES (DEREHAM), Ltd. Jan. 5, 1955, No. 353/55. Class 79(4). [Also in Group XXXII] In a vehicle spring suspension (see Group XXXII) an axle 9, which may be driven or may be part of an independent wheel suspension, is suspended by radius arms 7 projecting forwardly and upwardly, and may project inwardly of the vehicle, into casings which compress rubber or the like blocks or bushes about the ends of the arms 7 to resiliently suspend the axle.
Patent GB-778503-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to centrifugal separators
IPC: B04B15/12
Filed: 1956-01-05
Abstract: 778,503. Centrifugal separators. DE LAVAL SEPARATOR CO. Jan. 5, 1956 [Jan. 5, 1955], No. 421/56. Class 23 [Also in Group XXVI] A separator bowl 12 having hermatically coupled inlet and outlet pipes 15, 13, 14 is cleaned by closing a valve 15a in the inlet pipe, closing a valve 13a in the outlet pipe 13, and pumping cleaning liquid into the outlet pipe 13 between the valve 13a and the bowl so that the liquid is forced through the bowl to discharge through the outlet pipe 14 while by-passing the inlet pipe. The. bowl may be stationary or rotating during cleaning. Towards the end of the cleaning process the valve in the inlet pipe may be opened.
Patent GB-204255-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with the manufacture of boots and shoes
IPC: A43B13/28
Filed: 1923-01-05
Abstract: 204,255. Burrows, L. H. Jan. 5, 1923. Protectors, securing.-In attaching an outer to a welt sole, coinciding holes are provided countersunk respectively on the inner side of the welt sole 10 and the outer side of the outer sole 12. A hollow member 11 having a conical centre or spreader 14 is placed in each hole in the welt sole and engaged by a bifurcated rivet 13 passed through the corresponding hole in the outer sole. The points of the rivet are spread in the member 11. The top lift of a heel is secured in a similar manner to the lift next above it. A pad of india rubber is placed over the heel under the sock 9 to impart resiliency to the heel.
Patent GB-359316-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to vehicle doors
IPC: B60J5/04
Filed: 1931-01-06
Abstract: 359,316. Vehicle windows. BUDD MANUFACTURING CO., E. G., 2500, Hunting Park Avenue, Philadelphia, U.S.A. -(Assignees of Trautvetter, G. ; 2500, Hunting Park Avenue, Philadelphia, U.S.A.) Jan. 6, 1931, No. 503. Convention date, Jan. 17, 1930. [Class 20 (iii).] In a sheet-metal door construction for vehicles, of the kind comprising inner and outer panels 10, 11, Figs. 1 and 6, suitably stamped to form a window opening and united at their marginal edges 12, 27 by crimping, the outer panel 10 is provided at the top and two sides of the window opening with curved flanges 13 that form the exterior moulding and are continued inwardly to constitute the outer wall 14 and base 15 of the glass-run channel, the base 15 having offsets 16 which, in the assembled structure, are welded to the top and side rails of the inner panel 11. The inner panel, at the top and sides of the window opening, is provided with U-shaped flanges 20, 21 adapted, as shown in Figs. 10 and 11, to be united to the edges of the base parts 15, while, at the lower edge of the window opening, the inner panel has a reversely bent flange 22, 23. The panel 11 is bent to form a continuous rail 17 which, on the jamb side, Fig. 10, is of stepped formation so as to provide a jamb surface 18, while a small jamb surface 19 may be provided on the top portion of the rail. In assembling the parts, the outer panel is placed within the inner panel and its marginal edge 12 crimped over, and the panels are united by welding together the marginal edges, also the parts 15, 21 at points 28, and the parts 16, 17 at points 29. The window is inserted from the inside prior to securing to the inner panel the removable moulding that borders the window opening on the interior.
Patent GB-1204611-A (GB)
Title: Device for an on-load switching from one tap to another of a multi-tap transformer winding
IPC: H01F29/04
Filed: 1968-01-03
Abstract: 1,204,611. Transformers. COMPAGNIE GENERALE d'ELECTRICITE. 3 Jan., 1968 [12 Jan., 1967], No. 535/68. Heading H1T. [Also in Division H3] An on-load transformer tap-changing arrangement comprises two static power switches I, II, each of which may be opened by a pulse at an input I 11 , II 11  and closed by a pulse at an input I 15 , II 15 , a selector switch 24, and a zero load current detector 20 which at each instant t 1  (Fig. 2) causes a pulse to be supplied to the opening input of one of the power switches, according to the state of switch 24, and each instant t 3  causes a pulse to be supplied to the closing input of the other power switch, tapchanging being initiated by the changing over of switch 24. Preferably the power switches I, II, comprise two thyristors connected in reverse parallel. At instants t 1  a pulse is generated at 21, is delayed a time # 1  by device 23 and is then received by switch 24. If switch 24 has not been operated since the last instant t 1  the pulse will be passed to the opening input of the power switch which is already open, and so no switching will take place. If switch 24 has been operated, however, the pulse will be received at the opening input of the power switch which has been conducting, and so this switch will be opened. The delay # 1  ensures that the current flow does not actually cease until time t 3 . At the next instant t 3  a pulse is generated at 22, is delayed a time # 2  by device 28 and is then received through one or other of the electronic switches 29, 30 and wave-shaping circuits 36, 37 at the input I 15  or II 15  of the power switch to be closed. The delay # 2  ensures that the other power switch has first been fully opened. Electronic switches 29, 30 are controlled by flip-flop 27 which is operated through 25, 26 by the pulses generated at 21. Switch 24 may follow-up the operation of a pre-selector connecting off-load the open power switch to the desired tapping.
Patent GB-511751-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to universal or swivelling joints for suction hoses or similar tubular conduits or connection members for vacuum cleaners
IPC: F16L37/52
Filed: 1939-01-06
Abstract: 511,751. Pipe couplings. AKTIESELSKABET FISKER & NIELSEN, and FISKER, P. A. Jan. 6, 1939, No. 546. [Class 99(i)] The spherical or flanged end 7 of a pipe 5 engages within a rubber or like resilient socket or sleeve 4, the mouth of the socket being expanded to admit the ball. A spring ring 10 is placed in a groove 11 round the mouth of the socket to prevent withdrawal of the ball, the mouth still being wide enough to allow free swivelling of the pipe 5. A metal or rubber covering 18 may be added. Two pipes may be joined by the sleeve 4, Fig. 4, the sleeve being flared at each end 13 to provide the groove for ring 10. A central ring 19 may be provided. The socket may carry means for connecting it to a vacuum cleaner casing such as by a bayonet type joint.